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Community based male caregivers in Africa
... individuals for being instrumental in drafting and reviewing topics in this manual: Uganda: • Ms Bernadette Basemera, Hospice Africa Uganda • Ms. Rose Kiwanuka, Palliative Care Association of Uganda • Ms. Rose Nasaba • Dr. William Musoke, The Mildmay Centre Uganda • Dr. Jennifer Sengooba, Mildmay ...
UGANDA NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Opening Session Dr. Theresa Sengooba the Regional Coordinator, PBS, chaired the opening. In her remarks she welcomed participants to the workshop and gave a brief on the workshop objectives and expected outcomes.
Biosafety education relevant to genetically engineered crops ...
Sengooba, T. et al. 4 stakeholders were asked to identify key needs to facilitate availability and dissemination of reliable and relevant information regarding biotechnology and biosafety within the region.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE REGIONAL APPROACH TO BIOTECHNOLOGY AND ...
Opening Remarks from PBS By Dr. Theresa Sengooba, Regional Coordinator, PBS Dr. Sengooba noted that the regional workshop marked an important milestone in the collaborative and consultative effort to analyze the implications of different policy approaches to biotechnology and biosafety, particularly those ...
Report of the training of field managers for the cotton ...
15 Appendix 1: Program for training of Cotton CFT field managers Chairperson: Dr. Theresa Sengooba Time Presentation/Activity Resource person 9:30-9:45am Welcome remarks Theresa Sengooba 9:45 - 10:00am Opening remarks and objectives of the training Tom Areke 10:00-10:20am Why regulate Biotechnology?
Integrated Confinement System for Genetically Engineered Plants
I am confident that the Integrated Confinement System will provide a useful model that others may adopt and modify according to their specific requirements, for purposes of implementing CFTs and making informed decisions about GMO crops for their societies' needs. Theresa Sengooba East Africa PBS ...
I N V E S T A I N A B L E - NEP
Kabasa, and his Technical Support Team, Sengooba Asman and Eliot Twikirize, for their innovation and hard work. This report was made possible through the financial support of the Belgo-Ugandan Study and
I N V E S T A I N A B L E - Enhancing Forests’ Contribution ...
NEMA is especially grateful to the Team Leader and Lead Consultant, Professor John David Kabasa, and his Technical Support Team, Sengooba Asman and Eliot Twikirize, for their innovation and hard work.
Biotechnology in the developing world: a case for increased ...
Goodman b, Molly M. Jahn c, Theresa Sengooba d, Hailu Tefer a e, Rebecca J. Nelson f a Center for Environmental Science and Policy, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA b Department of Plant Pathology and the Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA c ...
Biotechnology in the developing world: a case for increased ...
Biotechnology in the developing world: a case for increased investments in orphan crops Rosamond L. Naylor, , a, Walter P. Falcon a, Robert M. Goodman b, Molly M. Jahn c, Theresa Sengooba d, Hailu Tefera e and Rebecca J. Nelson f a Center for Environmental Science and Policy, Stanford University ...
